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Peace.

and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, The Mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. just post about fullbloods instead of sleepless in seattle or woke in SF. poop in stalls is one thing, but all over the streets and fire bombed stores and blatant robbery...

apparently you did have time poser

way to switch calves. yours is not so full in the brisket.

yeah, found out she doesn't breed or loses calves. too funny. maybe her brisket has too much fat. i guess it takes a country bumpkin to ruin heifers by over feeding them so their briskets are fatter than a finished steer. maybe you do know more than everyone. your sales sure look like it.

got it, it's a female that look like steers site.

got it. you want crossbreds, and females that look like steers.

didn't know you raised pigs.

two old prints, one a mancelle, the other, mancelle durham cross

two cool old books i have. in french.

he had a few amerifax. he had a popular bull QLC Target back in the day. don't know too much about him.

really interesting is how the group of people (really different groups) got started and got together in different ways against the current narrative and agriculture being so "this is the way we do it". they would have been outcasts. on the other hand, the industry was probably failing...

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he will do it. Just need someone informed enough to ask all the right questions.

sorta interesting that people don’t look 3-4 matings down the road. The industry seems over focused on the here and now. Fwiw,I flushed a direct dabla (tested double muscle free) daughter to a few fullbloods including the one doc-son used in a flush to make his nice heifer as well as 2-3...

i have pictures of a few of those but need to find it. ohlde would have used or made (obviously) some on that list. the 034 bull might be the one i saw, but no way to know. i only knew him by his number (ear tag). since there were no dna tests back then, ohlde would test breed bulls to...

probably only ohlde is the only one who would have tried. the 034 bull may have been one. he did line breeding at the time and am sure he was way up on it.

i'd say this is a typical amerifax cow. sorta reminds me of another cow that has a better udder and a better hip.

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